0n (18 Jun 08) Roy Witt wrote to Cindy Haglund...

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 CH> I'll tell you about the motor home trip and how lovely it was,
 CH> cruising the prairie at night and drinking beer, stopping by a little
 CH> creek and grilling fish on a Coleman stove, listening to coyotes. The
 CH> vanishing of the R.V. only makes your story more interesting. One
 CH> thing lost, something else gained. Life is like that.

 RW> The RV's as we know them days may be numbered, but there will come
 RW> along something to replace it. You can't keep people down forever. As

 True true! And how knows mabye we'll get back to nature a lot soooner
than we think.

 RW> a matter of fact, my first car door unlocking on the river this year
 RW> was for a
 RW> young couple who had just bought everything there was to buy to do
 RW> camping; their first time ever. That tent slept 8, it was so big.
 RW> They're probably planning on a big family.

 heh. Some people think big! It is .. Texas you know. (And yes I know
Texans get tired of being reminded. )
....0
     
 CH> (Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" can be
heard Saturday
 CH> nights on public radio stations across the country.)

 RW> PBS! I knew it.

 OH. Bad? OH well ... try some NO Knead Bread? I won't tell you were
the recipe comes from. It's really great bread. WOudn't want to ruin
it for you.


... Nobody notices when things go right.

--- PPoint 3.01